A few seconds later—
There was nothing special about him.
Liuli looked away and patted Chi Xiuke on the shoulder. "Not bad, not bad."
"You're just too softhearted."
"We all turned her down, but she still managed to talk you into saying yes."
"That was fake crying."
"No, it wasn't even fake crying."
"Her eyes just got red."
"She didn't shed a single tear."
Chi Xiuke smiled helplessly.
"Wawa really wants someone to go with her..."
"Go with her to do what?"
Liuli rolled her eyes.
"Being a third wheel would be bad enough."
"But the problem is, even if we went, we wouldn't even be third wheels."
"That girl's the only one who's worked herself up over this."
"I can't stand watching her act so foolishly."
"Besides, she's the kind of girl who forgets her friends the moment she sees a handsome guy."
"Once she gets there, she completely forgets we're even there."
"What difference does it make whether we go or not?"
"If we go, we're just making ourselves miserable."
"Anyway, I'm definitely not going with her again."
Chi Xiuke opened her mouth.
She wanted to say something.
In the end, she only pressed her lips together.
Liuli was right.
The last time she went with Wawa, Wawa had volunteered to help the guy and left her alone in the shop.
She still remembered how awkward and restless she'd felt.
The worst part was, Wawa never came back.
Chi Xiuke messaged her, but got no reply.
She called, but no one picked up.
So Chi Xiuke went home by herself.
When Wawa got back that night, she even blamed Chi Xiuke for not waiting so they could go home together.
Only later did she notice the unread messages and missed calls on her phone.
Then